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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

a CLARE (Mich.) man owns six-legged
The Hudson River ice crop will be very
large this season.
STORMS on the Gulf have occasioned seri-
GUS loss to the rice planters.
THE losses by fire in this country during
1886 will figure up about S116, 100000
IT issestimated that California has 9,6o0,.
000 bushels Of what available for export =.
The Florida orange crop this season is es-
timated at 150, 0GO boxes of 128 to $50 oranges
each.
DURING 1885 American mills produced
l,350, O0O tons OF steel rails, valued at S40,-
000,000
AREcEST estimate Of the Louisiana sugar
crop makes it between lao, 900 and $4,000
hogsheads.
The deposits in the Massa chusetts savings
banks now reach the very large amount of
1921, 1890
NEARLY 10000 doctors have been gradu-
ated from the various medical colleges dur
ing the last ten years.
a NAVAL review on great scale is to be
one of the most striking features in the Brit
ish jubilee celebrations of this year.
NEWS from South America makes it APP
pear thatthere has been great loss of sheep
and lambs by storm flood and disease.
PIERRE LoRLLARD's toboggan slide at
Tuxedo, n. j., IS exactly one mile long, and
the descent is frequently made in just one
minute of time.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS is suffering from an ex-
tensiye and serious famine Farmers are
hauling water and driving their cattle long
distances to drink.
In order to guard against pleuro- pneumo-
mia the Canadian Governments recently or
dered 357 imported cattle, valued at $50 900,
slaughtered and cremated.
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Foreign.

TIE death Of the Marquis de Roys,
wealthy Partisan, so affected the mind Of his
beautiful widow that shc committed suicide
BY throwing herself out of q thirdstory win
dow OF her residence
ANOTHER American schooner has been
seized by the Canadians for alleged violation
OF the revenue laws.
FIBTY-sIx men arrested for resisting evic-
tion and rent collection In County Galway,
Ireland, last August, have just been SEN
fenced to various terms of imprisonment
ranging from twelve to eighteen months
The census Of France FOR 1885 shows a
total pppulationof 81, 2SS i03, against ,672,-
O48 In 1885.
Four Of the young mon condemned to
death recently for an outrageous assault
Apon servant girl Ut Sydney, Australia,
hDvs bean HANGED.
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south and West.

PROMINENT Chicago shoe manufacturers
are being boycotted by the Knights of Labor
for alleged violation of contracts with the
Knights
Miss KATE NICHOLSON, oeMaysville, KY,
twenty years old, was kneeling in front of
the fire to say her prayers, when her cloth
ing took fire and she was fatally burned.
A FoRT WORTH daily paper says about
1000 families are destitute in the drought
stricken region Of Texas.
An explosion Of natural gas at Youngs-
town, Ohio caused fire with q damage eS-
timated at 500, 900 and the supposed loss of
human life
TEE Michigan Republicans, who control
the State Legislature, chose Francis b.
Stockbridge a wealthy business man, as sue
cessor to Omer D. Conger in tho United
States Senate.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, has been visited by
m earthquake which caused buildings to
shake and windows to rattle.
The Gate City Guards, of Atlanta, a crack
Southern military organization, ccntem-
plated making tour of England next sum
mer; but their application for permission to
march through that country has been re-
fused by the British authorities.
DELAWARE CRY, Del, a thriving village,
has lost nearly its entire business section by
fire. Loss, about 100000.
a FIRE at Fargo, Dakota, destroyed por-
ton of the Northern Pacific Railroads shops,
causing an estimated damage Of 5000, 900.
THE Chicago Trades Assembly and the
machinery of the Labor party in that city
have been captured by the Socialists, who
now fill the prominent offices.
THE officers Of the steamer J. w. Martin,
burned on the Mississippi River December
Is, have been indicted for manslaughter in
causing the loss of many lives.
HENRY MEYERS died few days since in
Vermillion Parish. La, and it is claimed that
at his death he had reached the advanced age
Of 1875 years
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND

THE Chicago players will report for duty
at the Hot Springs on April !.
In the six games he played while in Cuba
lately Sam Wise, of the Bostons, hal q bait
ting average of 333.
THE University of Pennsylvania will b.
coached by Henry Boyle, the gentlemanfy
pitcher of the st. Louis Maroons.
THERE are about fifty baseball players
wintering in Cincinnati, a. many more III
Philadelphia and few less in Detroit.
FERGUSON, pitcher of the Philadelphia
Baseball Club. has been engaged to coach
the Princeton College nine during the win
ter.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14


The Massachusetts, Legislature organized
with the selection OF Hnlsoy J. Boardman -
Presidentof the Senate, and Charles ]. Noyes
as Speaker Of the House.
GOVERNOR BoDwELL, Of Maine, recon-
mends prohibitory tariff on Canadian fish
in retaliation for the seizures Of American
fishing vessels
JOHN e. GRACE, carpenter, shot and
killed his wife N a Brockton (Mass) hotel,
and then committed suicide.
A STRIKE Of employees in the coal carrying
trade In New Jersey and Pennsylvania has
thrown $4,000 men out Of employment
WILLIAM E. DIAN, of Wheelock, Vt.
has been held for examination on the charge
Of numbering five of his children soon after
their birth.
Two old misers, Joseph Perry and Robert
Price, were found in dilapidated building
Ia Philadelphia starved to death.
AN extensive fire at Hartford, Conn. gut
ted large business block, causing a loss of
over $4,000. Thomas r. LaWton, re-
porter, was burned to death.
REV. DR. EDWARD McGLYNN, the promi-
nent Catholic priest summoned to Rome from
New York, because Of his open championship
OF Henry George in the recent mayoralty
contest, has refused to obey the summons.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14
KILLED HIS KEEPER.
The Hippopotamus in Paris Men
agarie Kills a Man.

An exciting incident has just occurred at
the Paris Geological Gardens, resulting in
the death OF one of the keepers The
hippopotamus was observed to DO acting in
an unusual manner, and a keeper entered the
cage TO endeaYor to discover tho cause Of the
'brates evident uneasinesi He had been in
the cage but moment or two when the
animal appeared suddenly to 60 mad.
The keeper tried to escape, but before
ne could reach the door Of tho cage
the animal attacked him fnrionsly
Other assistants rushed to the rescue and en-
deavored to beat back the infuriated brute
Their efforts were finally successful, but
when they drew their comrade from the cage
life was extinct
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Washington

The Senate has confirmed the nomination
Of Thomas Moonlight to be Governor of
Wyoming, and 7. a.. Riley to be Postmaster
at Ticonderoga, N. y.
THE River and Harbor Appropriation bill,
Is presented to the House by the COMMITTEES.
appropriates 81, is, $50.
NOMINATIONS by the President: Thomas
G. Manning, of Louisiana, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Mexico; Hugh a. Dinsmore, of Arkansas,
Minister Resident and Consul General to-
Corea; Robert E. Culbreth, of California,
Consul at Apia; Thomas Q. Bashaw, of
Missouri, Attorney for the Eastern Distric
of Missouri.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has APP
pointed Herbert F. Bsecher, son of Rev
Henry Ward Beechcr, to be special agent
OF the Treasury Department
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations: A. E. Lewis,of Pennsylvan
Deputy Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury; /.
n. Buford, Of Mississippi, Deputy Fourth
Auditor Of the Treasury; Colonel o. III.
Wilcox, Brigadier-G General; Lieutenant
Colonel John Moore, Brigadier- General and
Surgeon General; Colonel J. G. Duane, Brig
adier-General and Chief of Engineers; also
number of postmasters
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14
A DISASTROUS SHIPWRECK.
WRECK OF AGERMAN SHIP on THE
VIRGINIA COAST.
All Hands on Board and Five Lfe-Sayers
Drowned.

Al most disastrous shipwreck occurred at
o'clock the other morning near the Little
Island life-saving station on the Virginia
coast. fourteen miles south of Cape Henry.
Twenty seven lives were lost, among
them FIVE Ifo-saving men, who.
in the discharge OF their duty,
wero drowned. Tho morning was Bit
terly cold and a binding snow storm pre-
vailed, with the wind blowing q gale from
the northeast During q lull IN the storm
the Ife-saying patrol from Little Island
life-saving station sighted a large ship
from the Shore When he saw the yes
sci he was on his way to mect the pa
troll from Dam Neck Station and exchange
checks showing that both petrolmen had
been to the end of their beat. The Dam
Neck patrol was only few yards distant
when the vessel was sighted, and both fired
rockets TO notify the crew of the stranded
ship that she had been seen. They hurried
back to their respective stations and gave the
alarm.
In little while both crews, with lifeboats
and apparatus, were abreast of the wreck,
and the boom Of mortar announced that a
line had been shot out to the Inflated vessel.
The shot was unsuccessful, and a second
was fired with like result. After firing
six unsuccessful shots. the lfe-saving
mon determined to brave the furi-
Gus sea and the death which
seemd certain to await their venture The
word or command being given by Captain
Belanza of Life Saving Station No. 4, known
as Little Island, six of the most expert
boatman manned each boat At his
command the men gave way with
a will, and in moment both
boats were breasting the furious waves
They reached the ship in safety, and five of
the ships crew were taken in q lifeboat and
ten in q ships boat, which was launched for
the purpose. The boats were headed for
shore and not a word was spoken, for each
man realized the awful peril which
surrounded them With a steady pull the
two boats were making good Roadway for
shore, when wave of great power struck
both borts, capsizing them instantly and
pitching their twenty-five occupants into the
boiling sea.
Then began desperate struggle for life,
and with many Of the men It was a pro-
J longed one. The Mortified life savers on
the beach were powlerless to assist their
drowning comrades or the unfortunate
strangers. Tho drowning men Wer
carried southwark by the seas, and
some Of them we're washed ashore. As they
came within reach they were picked up and
endeavors were made to revive them, and in
two instances with success, although one Of
the two is badly injured.
The vessel is the German ship Elizabeth.
Captain Halberstadt, from Hamburg to
Baltimore, and not one eff her crew of twenty
two men survived her wreck.
OF the life-saving crew the following were
lost: Abel Belanza, Captain Of No. 4, known
as Little Island; j. w. Land. same station;
Geo. w. Stone. same; J. A. Belanza, of Dam
Neck station, and brother Of Abel; Joseph
Spratley, of Dam Neck.
John Etheridge and Frank Tetford, of No.
station, were washed ashore and resusci-
tated.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14

Al PITTSBURGH naturalgas company IS the
largest one inthe country. 1T supplies over
40J manufactures and over 1000 dwellings.
with the entire amount of fuel consumed.
The total area Of pipe leading into Pittsburgh
is given as 1,341, Coz square inches.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-14

HUGH McCAsLIE, who lives in Donaldson,
Ill and IS ninety two years old, has just had
the whooping cough second time His first
attack occurred abont ninety-one years ago.
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MEMPHB DAILY APPEAL.-MONDAY, JULY %, 1887.

reveled0 In ili-gosten wealth, and Oh.
fcer Gillespie interrupted him.
Jack Bivens, for the larceny Fl 81 80,
fell into the clutches Of Capt. O'Haver.
John Whitelaw got on the outside
OF q lot Of stale beer, and his wife suf.
fered many brutal blows. Officer
James Scott went to her relief.
David McAble dieregarded the city
nag ordinances In the display OF sig
mails at the Louisville and Nashville
railrord crossing, and Capt. O'Haver
Will appear against him
Henry Friedenbsrg used his "props"
promiscously, and Officer Rodgers
piaced him behind ths bars.
Officer Randolph dlscovere ] a sus.
picious fgnre moviog along In the
early hours, and fred two or three
sho's at him, but without effect.
Gus Cos'a, Italian saloon keeper at
The rherleston railrosd depot, and
Gus Guckeph elmer, colored, were ar-
rested by Off Cor Polk for assault aud
battery upon 'ac olher. The trouble
arose over the rough handling OF bag.
gage by the latter, and Costa protest.
cd, using some rough language. The
negro responded in kind, following it
up with severe blows. Costa used an
Ice pick WITH good, bu. not serious,
effect.
A number OF other arrests were
made, but on tbs light cha gee Of
drunk, vsgrancy, violations Of health
ordinance3 and such like.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


CINCINNATI. July A.-Night-Rivr (
feet inches on the gauge and stationary.
Rain since dark; cooler.
EVANSVILLE, July 2i.-NiEht-Riyer 8
feet ] inch on ths gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
PIT rSBURG. July 2I.-Nisht-River feet
inches on the gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
WHEELING, July 23.-Sight- River 2
ieet ~ inches on tho gauge and falling.
weather warm and CLOUDY, with indications
Of rain.
LOUISVILLE. July t.-Night--Riyer 3
feet inches IN tho canal and 4 foot inches
on the falls and stationary. Weather clear
and hot.
ST. LOUIS. July 2i.-Night-River fallen
lilo, and now mafks II feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and cool. No aIri-
walls or departures.
CAIRO. July 4.-Night-Riysf Q feet 7
inches on the gauge aud falling. weather
clear and O oil Arrived; Belle Memphis,
Nicksburg. 6 m; Port Eiss. St. Louis,
a.n.; i. u Sims, 81. Louis, 2 p.m.; John
Gilmore, Ohio river, pm. pepartsdi Bel o
Memphis, q. louis, am Port Bads,New
Orleans, 5p IN; I. b. Sims, Memphis, 8 . IN.
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PtRsUNALS.

II. b. EssIsoroN, Of st. Louis. is at
DuHys Holel.
81. GLKss, Of Jordan, KY, Is at
Dony q Hotel.
L. GRAvrs. Sheffield, Ala Is stop.
ping at Gaslon's.
G. II. KKys, Oxford. Miss, 10 regis
tered at Gsston's.
Col. J. A. MARKS, Of Richmond,
Va, IN at the Peabody.
q. y. AsDREws, Kansas City, No.,
Ia r. clustered AT Gaston's.
Carr. 4. 4. LRAca has returned from
trip Fast, and is stopping al the
GHyoso Hotel.
Is. +. NkyILL, travelling passenger
agent q the N. q. and st. L. X. r., is
a. the Peabody.
o. +. JcsLIs and w. Z. Audersop,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, are stopping nj
the Gsyoso Hotel
II. O. FARRow, OF Jackson, Tenn,
and J. d. Pierce, Of Fulton, KY, are
at the Gayoso Hotel.
Carr. ]. NJ. wnrrxuiLL, OF Arkau-
san City, and DIR. w. p. Oiaig, Of Chat
tAnooga. are at tbs Peabody.
q. q. CoRDIII., Judge w. q. Wyley
and George u. Waddill, Of Louisiana,
are stopping Mt the 0syoso Hotel.
MRs. T. j DIVINE left yesterday for
~ Paul, MIMI, Waukesba, Via. and
other summer resorts. 10 bo gone oil
summer.
Mics OuvE Helms will be abseut
from the city several weeks waiting
friends at Lamar, Holly Spinss and
other points In Mississippi.
NKssRs. MouokN J. KHLLv aud JOAN
League left last nisht for New York
city, where they will lake a steamer
for Ireland. They will DO abeont
some six weeks.
THK many friends Of Mr.. John r.
Key, who was compelled, by rapidly
failing health, 10 seek the mountains
81 Virginia, will be pleased 60 hear
that his health has suilici0ntly i'm
proved 10 enable him 10 START ON his
European trip.
JKsoNE Hut and his daughter.
Miss NJ. J. Hill, arrived yesterday aud
are stopping al the Gayoso Hotel. M.
HIN ie n partner Ia the branch bouss
oi Msssrs. Hill, Foulalne d 90. Mt ~.
L1ui,, No. His numerous friends In
Memphis will be glad 20 know that
he has returned In the beat OF health
and spirits,
AUdusI souULHn, who was born and
reared In this city, died yester lay
mornirg o. his residence ON Fifth
street, furt Pickering, OF congestion.
he was thirly.Rge YEAS n sgo and
leaves y vile aud several ohildred. Ho
wasan honord member Of ths Brudor.
band, Schiller Lodg, l. o. o. +, aud
Knights Of Honor, AID they will a..
tend his iuoeral today In body.
f.. J. II. TOWNSEND, Of Boston, Mass, Z,
In another column asks information
OF Margaret, Catherine, John, Michael,
Sarah aud Peter Cessefly, children Of
Patrick Casserly, who moved b. this
couutTy from BOYLE, RoScommon
county, Ireland, but Aitorward 70.
turned 30 Bowie aud died there about
the year 1879. Any Information Of
the Whereabouts OF the above parties
will be grAuefully received snd liber.
ally paid for by MIR. Townsend.
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Those Jackson, Hiss. Interviews.
The attention OF the APPEAL re.
porter, who went to Jackson, Misa.,
and interviewed a number Of its rep.
resentative citiE ,ns, as to the Causes
leading to the killing Of young Gam.
brell, and the grand jury report on
the penitentisry, has been called to
alleged interviews with several oil
those citizens, published In the Adver.
tiser OF that city, which purp1rts to
deny that they ever had any such con.
versstions with tbs reporter, and that
the laneuags quoted from them Is un-
true. B,ch Of the gentlemen whose
names were published, were informed
Of the mission of the reporter, and
their answers to questions were noted
In their presence. Reference 10 the
votes thus taken convinces the re-
porter that the Advertiser errs in as.
cribing to those gentlemen a denial
oil the statement with which the AP.
PRAL's reporter credited them.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

Bosros, MASS, July 24.-The fol
lowing table, complied from specia
disp Atches 10 the Post from the man.
ayers Of the leading clearing houses In
the United States, gives the gross ex.
changes for the week ending July 90
1887, together with the rates per cent
Of incseass or decrease, as compared
with the gross exchanges for the Cor.
responding week in 1886:
New York, 1888 S5S, 775; inc, 80.
Bosto ., SO sac 1857 dec, 20.
Philadelphia, s6l 1928, 9i4; inc, SO.
Chicago, s 1924 292; inc, $50.
st. Louis, SIS ,223, a95. inc, 7.6.
San Francisco, fl7, 7OS, SOP inc, 80. /
Baltimore, sl2.64 ,Ol4 inc, 90.
Cincinnati, 50. $40 $40; inc, 26.
P,ttsburg, $40, $50 862 inc 800.
Kansas City, ~ 69i 225 inc, 4l.2.
New 0rieaup, - 6O3 45S; inc, So.
Louisville, "A, 500 2gl (; inc, ESQ.
Milwaukee, f3,675,C0J; inc, 22 3.
Providence, g. 623. 600; inc, 2.8.
~. Paul, f4,b9l $3.50; inc, 400.
Detroit, 1880 ,876; ire, l4l.
Omaha, ~ 6l9 ,09i; inc, AS.
Minneapolis, 81, 1921, 4si inc, 224.
Cleveland, rs, 239 1858; inc, 1919.
indianapolis, IL 1888 .734; inc, AL
st. Joseph, 81 3sl ,l0S; iac., 63.7.
Denver, 81 620 80; inc, 20.4
Columbus, 81 O75 900; inc, s03.
Hartford, 81 ,0il, 1853; inc, III.
Memphis, 1913 ga; inc, 1873.
New Haven, ~ 8 5000; inc, 304.
Peoria, tl,l76.952; inc, 934.
Por land, o. ,06O 900; inc, 22.7.
Springfield. III ,0i2, 2s3; inc, 35.
Wiohi a, i740.279; inc, 42.4.
Galveston, f81a 1858; inc, 358.
Norfolk, tbis,957 inc, 1875.
Worcester, 81 ,O35, ssi; inc, 20.6.
Lowell, $5i7,7l4; inc, 1877.
Syracuse. 1858. $50; inc, 293.
Grand Rapids, 1854, 0O2; inc, 25.6.
Tpts, i8,7627. 3l9; inc, 63.
Outside Of New York, 1924, 26S. 5i4
inc, 1870.
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Mhrre Ihr,r nrriiI.i,..

When anything s.Audb tee, oi City
Yeas among a d ecrmirAling people
Ike the Americans |, 4 pretty good
evidences that there " merit some.
vhefe. Such teet DRAkpRrn's PiLIs
have stood and Thousands OF uuaolio.
tied testimonials every year prove
their merit Tho pills arc are purely
vegetable and Are ihe result of an.
iistest medical and chem ca skill.
] hey have mover been kno an 10 fail in
lheir work; they have never caused
any one the 81 ghiesi Inconvenience,
no matter sleh taken, and there ia
!!.t!c acnni thai thcy have ,-.'iy
taved thousands OF liveA The boat
~ dencs q their va nc lissiu their In.
crradrg tale BsAsDsTn's PrLls have
truly become household necessiy.
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Hold narsIars.

The residence OF Mr.. Geo. Wallace,
corner Of DAvle avenue and jackson
strte', was catered by thieves early
sunday morning. who stole q lot Of
clio hing aud helped themselves 20 eau.
ables from the dining ,oom and kitch.
on. TIE latter they 4 vouted within
ten yards OF the house, leaving two
large tin pie plaiB aud a heavy coll OF
'ope. The mlscroants, who we're evi.
IDENTIFY negroes, entered the house 10y
the Kitchen windows. Oap,. II acketi,
who visited the premise, says more
complete Nu'acking could hsTdy be
accomplished, but the wonder was
why 20 many Of the articles rtolen
We're left in ti,a ward
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

County Court meets again today.
The rain yesterday afternoon was
q welcome visitor.
The Legislative Council will con.
vens tomorrow afternoon TO consi dor
the Artersisn Well Water Company
and Equitable Ga, Company con.
tracts.
Mr.. / 0sinpe mft with a painful
accident white boarding q direct cat to
return from the Jackson Mound Park
last evening. The car Was crowded,
and in trying to got aboard he slipp ped
and fell across tho track, the wheels
passing over both legs, Toe injuries
arc not A, rioua.
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I.adtea

In delicate health needing q gentle YET
effective laxative will fnd the Call.
iorDia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing 10 the tate, acceptable
10 the stomach, and perfectly safe In
all cases. IL 10 the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 10 cure and prevent costive.
nese, to dispel headaches. colds and
lever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver and bowels. aud IL therefore o
isvohte remedy with the ladies. For
sale in 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Heister and all leading drug.
gisls. Van vleet A Co., q. w. Jones
\ Co., W. N. Wilkerson a o., J. J..
Miles, end =. Mansfield a %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HAMPERS for July at Mansford's.

- " so Se'y ~ Dc
MxMPBIs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also CRATE front and Tenders, at Gsbsy's,
NoTHISe cures malaria like quinine
and whitky, G.H. Herbers Il Co, sgt's.
IY you want oil pine lumber call on
BriDkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF.
ferson street.
Go 10 p. Cunnipghsm's wagon fac.
tory, corner Desoto aud Monroe
streets, TO order your drsys.
A. VAocARo 4 Co. have received
fifty cases Of Due de Monticello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
ORDER through your dealer vinegar
and cider made at the "0zrk" Facto-
w, Nos. 7 and s HoHard's Row. Tho
quality OF these goods, and also the
prices, are guaranteed.
STANLEY d ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared TO furnish
chaire at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
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ArLAsrAi What Of AtlAnta9 Why

ATLAsrAl What OF AtlAnta2 Why,
the great nerve tonic, Pembeiton'S
Wine Ooca, Ia Manufactured there,
and ali druggists, wholesale and 70.
tail, In Memphis, sell this great rem.
ely. II Ia nov prescribed by the beet
physicians, and will cure You Of all
nervous affections. Send 10 Psmber.
ton Chemical Company for history Of
coca plant. Try gisss Of Coca Cola,
the refreshing, invigorating brain
tonic, nj Hsisier'e : ida Fount.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SCHULER-All members Of the Deu,scbor
Bruder Band are requested TO meet at their
Hall. on Adams street. At / o'clock this
tN0NDAYl afternoon, to attend the funeral
Of oar Ito brother, CTS cHuLER.
by order. WM. soIHR President.
JostrH BAErt, Secretary.